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Leopard here we come. I swear there is going to be a UI change announced at MacWorld. Look at the color the Mac logo is surrounded in. It is a tone of the same color used on the new iTunes 7 scroll bars. Another hint that changes are coming...Or we could just be jumping the gun and speculating about total nonsense

They now have the right to tease us with whatever words they want, but at least we know that whatever they do, will be from one of their 2 main businesses, until they are ready to raise a third Pillar at least.

Leopard here we come. I swear there is going to be a UI change announced at MacWorld. Look at the color the Mac logo is surrounded in. It is a tone of the same color used on the new iTunes 7 scroll bars. Another hint that changes are coming...Or we could just be jumping the gun and speculating about total nonsense

You are absolutely Correct. Apple is changing quite a few things in the name of logos and UIs. Leopard UI here I come

...and until we get some UI screenies!! I'm really excited now. The new homepage seems to me as almost a for sure that the new UI is here at last. I bet it will also convince a much larger portion of the Mac audience to upgrade to Leopard too.

I remember five years ago, in the leadup to MWSF 2002, Apple started putting up hype countdowns and talking about "Where no computer has gone before," and people on this site were predicting Apple-owned broadband satellites hovering above the earth.

I remember five years ago, in the leadup to MWSF 2002, Apple started putting up hype countdowns and talking about "Where no computer has gone before," and people on this site were predicting Apple-owned broadband satellites hovering above the earth.

Leopard here we come. I swear there is going to be a UI change announced at MacWorld. Look at the color the Mac logo is surrounded in. It is a tone of the same color used on the new iTunes 7 scroll bars.

It is possible Steve may have wanted to go either revisit a rethought, simpler and more sophisticated NeXTSTEP-style interface... or he may feel getting a completely restyled home-electronics/Front Row UI was the way to go...